St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-09-27
THE BROOKLYN RACES.
The Weather Was Chilly and the
Track Only Fair.

New YORK, Sept. 25.-The weather
at the Brooklyn Jockey club track
to-day was chilly; the attendance was
good and the track only fair.
First race, handicap, three-fourths of
mile-Starters: Saxony. Stuyvesant Mamie
Hunt, Choctow, Harry Russell, Alaric, Roi
dor, Mute, Efaula, and Allegheny. Stuy-
vesant won by a length, Mamie Hunt second,
Roi dor third. Time, I:154.
Second race, one mile-Starters: The Bour-
bon, Lucy II, Banner Bearer. Santa Rita,
Katie A, Arundel, Strideaway, Jennie Tracy.
Stridaway won by two lengths Arundel sec
ond, Santa Rita third. Time, l :43.
Third race, the Willow stakes, for two
year-old tillies-The starters were Blithe-
some, Urlona, My Own, Leo H, Luminary,
Fleuretta, Austrienne, Chamer's Filly, Peer
ess and Daylight. Leo H won by two
lengths. Blithesome second and My Own
third. Time. :16l2.
Fourth racce the Woodlawn handicap, one
mile and three iXteenths-Starters, Volante,
Eurus, Eolian, Barnum, Dry Monopole Ben
Ali, Quito, Gray Cloud, Richmond, Grisette,
Rupert, Boaz and King of Norfolk. Eolian
won by head. Eurus second, VOlante third.
Time. 2:02l2
Fifth race, three-quarters of mile-King
Crab won by four lengths, Fordham second
and Dixienne third. Time, 1:16l2. Only
three started.
Sixth race, one and one-sixteenth miles
Starters, Lancaster, Ten Strike, Carey, Saluda,
Brait, Fellowship, Wanderment, Nellie Van,
Nettle, Windsail, Carissima, Queen Bess, Joel
Mitchell, plunger and Belmont Queen Bess
won won by i length, saluda second, Windsail
The entries for to-morrOw's races of
the Brooklyn Jockey club are as fol-
lows:
First race, three-fourths of amile-Brough-
ton 1O5, Pearl Jennings 1OS, Touche Pas
104, Roi dor 100, Byclops 12O, Faux Pas
ga, Breton 80.
Harvard 90, LIE Logos 100, Grisette 102,
Frank Ward 104, Esquimaux los, The Bour-
bon 100, Miss Ford LOG, Arundel 1O2, Swift
liz.
Third race, Clinton stake. one mile and a
quarter-Flageoletta ITO, Aurelia ITO, Oar
una 122, Bessie June 120, Lady Primrose
ITO, Connemara LILO, Miss Ford 122.
Fourth race. one mile and an eighth-Ka-
loolah, 10Y; Leiex, 10Y; Joe Cotton, ITO;
Swift. 10Y; Favor, ITO.
Fifth race. five-eights of mile, two-year-
olds-Banjo, 112; Speedwell, 112; Full Sail.
112; Courtier, 112; Wheat King, lis; Good
hoe, 112; Satisfied, 112; Sadie Mac, liz; Joe
Lee, us; Idle, lis, Chambly, lis; Spero
10; Monmouth, lis.
Sixth race, one mile, selling-Broughton
10Y; Bronzomarte, 50; Belmont So; Adrain
los; Nellie Van, 1GO; Windsail, 1O2; Knight
Templar, So; Rose, So; Easter Sunday, los;
Maggie Mitchell. 100; Rosure, 100; Nellie
B. go
The talent in making their selection
of winners and place horses for the races
tomorrow name Fouchepas and Cyclops
in the first race. Swift and Esquimaux
in the second, Connemara and Flageo-
letta in the third, Favor and Reflex in
the fourth, Speedwell and Goodloe in
the fifth and Easter Sunday and Nellie
Van in the sixth.
For the Brooklyn races the GLOBES
tips are: First, Cyclops first, Pearl Jen-
nings second; second race, Miss Ford
first, Esquimaux second; third race,
Conemara first, Lady Primrose second;
fourth race, Swift first, Lelex second;
fifth race, Chambly first, Banjo second;
sixth race, Adrian first, Easter Sunday
CpoOnd